The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-01-05
A 6e7s pound hog was slaughtered

10 Frenchtown Monday of last week.
On his way TO a bank one day re,
Gently, Collector Kels, Of Union town
ship, lost abont $85.
The handsome doll at the New
York Cheap Store. Lambertyille, was
drawn by Chas. Lott, of Lanbertyille,
who held ticket No. 1871. 1t
Rev. Levi Morse, Of Liilwood. AT.
laEtic county. n j., has been called to
the pastorate OF the Croton Baptist
Church.
Mr.. Jos. Moore, who is now proprie
tor Of the store, Cor. OF Main and York
streets, is about to remove the whole
stock to his store in Stockton, N j.
Last Friday evening, Mrs. William
s. Large, of Pennington, slipped in her
door-yard, just after dark. and fell
breaking one OF her arms just above the
wrist.
DO not forget the public sale of Mr..
Wm. l.. Hoppock' residence ON North
Union street, on Tuesday afternoon next.
This Ia one of the most desirable houses
in this city. See adv.
The fast driving on the streets
should be stopped at once. 1t is danger
Gus amusement aud may result in seri
GUS accident. The streets, where child
rem are constantly passing, is no place
for testing the speed of horses
Mr.. Elijah Holcombe. OF Sandy
Ridge, had valuable COW break Ler
leg on Monday last, II is supposed from
slipping on the ice. This is the second
cow Mr.. Fl. has lost in very short
space Of time.
Hiram solomon, Of Solebury, has
heen appointed toll collector at Manches-
ter, on the New Hope and Lahaska turn
pike, and succeeds Charles Ewers, who
has been filling the position forihe past
fifteen years.
Edward vanuxem, Oormeily Of
this city,, aged 20 years. and Mrs. Anna
III. Blake, Of Easton. aged GO. were
married at Belvidere, on Saturday night.
Both are wealthy, and the wedding has
created sensation.
While Jacob Yost, son Of Philip Yost,
was cossting on the hill, At Gervis EIy's
farm above town, his sled caught in some
roots and threw him of. injuring him
about the head AID eyes, SO that it is
feared he viii loose the sight Of his right
eye.
Mr.. r. Cadugan, the celebrated
horseman and owner Of the Hunterdon
: Comfy Fair Grounds. has sold his fast
tTotting gelding Marcus-record 2:293-
10 William Weeks, for Mr.. Durkee,
of New York, for 50, 900. Marcus is a
half-brother to Rayonne Prince. Han
fsydoa Democrat.
Last week we published an account
of the drowning Of stepson Of MIR. Geo.
W. Zeigler, at Wilkesbarre, Pa. The sad
news comes this week that his little son,
aged about two years, died on Monday
evening, Of membranous Group. In their
deep affection, Mr.. and Mrs. Zeigler have
the sincere sympathy OF many friends in
this city.
- The widow of the late Rev. Clarence
Mulford, (who some thirty.ive years
ago was pastor Of the Pennington Bap-
list church, died in New York on
Christmas day. Her remains were
brought to Pennington on Tuesday,
and, after services in the church. were
laid beside those OF her husband in the
Baptist graveyard.
The Second Presby terrain Church, on
Union street, in Trenton, has extended a
call to Rev. William Fl. Woolyerton, Of
Pocomoke City, Md, to I'LL the vacancy
in the passionate occasioned by the resigna-
ton Of Rev. w. ]. Henderson. The new
pastor has accepted the call, and has en-
tered upon the discharge of his duties.
Mr.. Woolyerton is native Of Stockton,
in this county.
In the notices last week, we omitted
to mention the entertainment held in the
SoIsbury Baptist Canada HilD Church,
on Christmas Eve. II was very success.
full in both popular and financial way.
The programme consisted Of dialogues,
recitations, tableaus, &c. The pastor
(Dr. Hufinagle) and his wife, were recipi-
ents Of handsome presents from the con-
aregation.
The holiday entertainment at the
Baptist Church in city, last Wednesday
evening, drew out large audience. Rev
Mr.. Chapman showed some fine stereop
ticon pictures, but owing to the apparatus
being little eal o. order, fever pictures
we're shown than was intended. At ths
close, the children of the school repaired
10 the lecture room, when each was pre-
ssnted with basket Of candies, &c.
For Fancy Groceries, 60 to g. J.
Fisher.